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SOXX vs. CHAT ETF: Semiconductor Chips Beat AI Software

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July 4, 2026

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iShares Semiconductor ETF delivered 153.6 returns over one year, outpacing Roundhill's AI-focused fund despite higher volatility and a steeper drawdown.

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